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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
8
Plum Grove School held an open house on Friday with a short program and lessons across grades. Mrs. Greeley assigned tasks for Thursday including advanced coaching, manual training, and an Indian project. Mothers challenged the boys to a ten pins game, then refreshments were served. Harold Warfield, Anna Greeley.
A tribute notes the death of Dr Frederick Banting in a plane crash and recalls his and Dr Charles Bests work in insulin discovery. It explains diabetes causes, symptoms and treatment with diet and insulin, noting Bantings Nobel Prize and knighthood and that Illinois Medical Society approved the statements.
Sunday evening visitors at the Howard Mackey home included Mr. and Mrs. William Eggert and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cambman. Mrs. Harold Trotm hosted relatives and Richard Trotm’s schoolmates for his seventh birthday Saturday, with a long list of attendees. Edgar Imel and wife observed their 17th wedding anniversary Friday with a dinner at Milledgeville hosted by Mrs. Helen Bryson, joined by guests from Milledgeville and area. Wallace Geisz of Byron plans a faster vacation at his parents’ home, the John Geisz residence.
A Sunday April 6 lesson sermon at Selentiet Christian Science Churches addressed unreality in faith. It contrasted riches and uncertainty with living God and cited Bible passages from First Timothy and writings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Paramount presents Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda in The Lady Eve at New Carroll Theatre Mt Carroll Illinois over Easter weekend. Fonda plays a naive rich man who falls for a charming cardsharp who impersonates a titled Englishwoman and reappears to win him again.
The 1941 Salvation Army home service appeal organizes in Lee Ogle and Carroll counties to fund relief programs in Illinois. Contributions support family relief emergency services free employment bureaus fresh air camps and prison and court work among other efforts with headquarters in Dixon. Rev John M Linden Illinois Salvation Army director leads the drive with Edward A Jones Dixon lawyer as regional appeal chairman.
Sheryl Lynn Spencer observed her first birthday Sunday evening as she dined with her parents Mr and Mrs Meryl Spencer. The event was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson and the Barnharts were Sunday dinner guests of the Spencers at Milledgeville.
For sale an International D-30 truck rated at 115 tons with wheelbase 159 inches. Contact for details and pricing.
In a 1975 campaign style speech the candidate appeals to thrift and rugged upbringings. He emphasizes poverty and honest parents, contrasting himself with a wealthier opponent. He recounts childhood tasks with his father and a frugal life in a small plane to illustrate economic values.
Chadwick locals welcomed Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eckel, including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eckel and their sons and Mrs. Christine Eckel of Sterling. Tuesday afternoon visitors were Mrs. Virgil Tormman and son, who visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orion Alexander.
Chadwick News notes Miss Erma Dambman a Downers Grove teacher will return tonight for Easter vacation. Mrs and Mrs Albert Adolph and Alice were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Adolph and Mr and Mrs William Janssen and family. Louis Novak and Emil Stark with families from Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Harold Bast. Anita Rahn of Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington came home yesterday for Easter vacation.
The Spectator comments on Hitler's outcry over a breach of international law, arguing that his concern is hypocritical given his regime's actions and the ongoing shipping losses. The piece critiques the moral posture and political rhetoric surrounding the controversy.
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